Arts
Neurosurgeons Express Their Medical Challenges Through Art
Seeing The Whole Picture In We'll Go To 'Coney Island'
In 'God's Pocket,' There's A Mad Man Behind The Camera
'God's Pocket' Is Horrifying, Humanist And Heartbreaking
The Music Behind Brother Wolf, Pianist Alexander Schimpf, The Dixie Swim Club, and FREEPORT Jazz
Today on the show we visit the dark hills and hollows of the Blue Ridge Mountains where good and evil engage in their never ending struggle for supremacy! It's Brother Wolf by Triad Stage's Preston Lane. His gripping tall tale is told with the helping musical hands of Laurelyn Dossett and Riley Baugus, and they're here to sing about it. German piano soloist sensation Alexander Schimpf is here to tell another gripping musical tale. It's the powerful Piano Concerto No. 5 by Ludwig van Beethoven, and it's no coincidence that this epic concerto comes with a nickname The Emperor. Then we'll find comic relief at the Outer Banks and a little vacation with The Dixie Swim Club. The poolside drinks are cold, the gossip's hot, and The Stained Glass Playhouse actors are here to bring it alive. We'll chill things back down with some smooth jazz courtesy of FREEPORT.
Let's Be Careful Out There: The Legacy Of 'Hill Street Blues'
